Noun:

கோபமுறுத்து,

nark's Usage Examples:

Tracking down the truth about the " Roswell incident " is like hunting the mythical snark in the Carroll poem.

smouldere standing outside what was once your home in Lanark, but is now smoldering ashes.

I don't think there was any particular reason to get quite so narked and ratty at the poor person offering up an excuse.

Got my access blocked to a webshite for some reason which really narked me off, chatted loads to a little mate of mine.

CelebLite - offers the full scoop - plus a little snark to keep it light.

If Venus had looked inconsolable in New York, she looked positively narked in Munich.

"William Lithgow (1582-1645), the traveller, William Smellie (1697-1763), the obstetrician and Gavin Hamilton (1730-1797), the painter, were born at Lanark.

Unfortunately, the storm seems pretty narked and they all get a megadose of big, bad cosmic rays.

The counties in which the manufacture is now most largely carried on are Forfar, Perth, Fife and Aberdeen, but Renfrew, Lanark, Edinburgh and Ayr are also extensively associated with it.

Was that where his father got all that money?The defenders, Hugh de Bradfute and his son, were slain, and his daughter Marion - the betrothed, or, as some say, the wife of William Wallace - was conveyed to Lanark, where she was barbarously executed because she refused to reveal the whereabouts of her lover.

) puts his own spin on celebrity gossip, often times with a snarky edge and the addition of his own visuals to embellish the story.

The Welsh mines are chiefly in Flint, Cardigan and Montgomery shires; the Scottish in Dumfries, Lanark and Argyll; and the Irish in Wicklow, Waterford and Down.

I'm still narked I missed the.

Synonyms:

copper's nark, betrayer, squealer, informer, blabber, rat,

Antonyms:

refrain, refuse, lend, lose, sell,